it sounds like some system files are corrupted and or
missing, try booting in safe mode f8 and running
sfc /scannow you may need your original install cd.
and or try regular mode.
If that doesn't resolve the issue, you might try a repair
install, boot with the install cd, choose install it will
scan your hd for an existing OS and then allow you to
choose repair, you will need to reapply service packs
after doing this. it will not erase any data! just
replace windows files.
>-----Original Message-----
>We have a computer with hardware devices that have
stopped
>working. We went into Device Manager to view the
>properties of certain hardware devices. When the "driver"
>tab is selected it hangs; nothing happens. This happens
>with all our hardware devices when we click the drivers
>tab. A side note: When we selected hardware wizard, the
>system said it was unable to find some file (I believe it
>was rundll32.exe); we navigated to it for it to work.
>
>Any ideas what is going on? Suggestions on how to fix it?
>
>Thanks!
>.
>
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